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STATE POLICE BILL
FOR IMPORTANT PASSED BY HOUSE
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by voice vote. The House then
..., and executive committee of the messed. and afterwards took up
“sedation. strike and lockout bill.
Bazaar Mclman. in a letter received The House adopted the bills au-
wtmu. says: “Foreign valuation! can- thorizing Stratford to issue 8125.000
at be cited as fife guides under pres- in sewer conuructlon bonds and sew-
m abnoml conditions. Certainly," age dinosal plant. and rating the
wt“ are to have anything like adequate tax on capital stockjnd corporation
grocer-Lion, the depreciation of foreign fees to a minimum of $50.
urrendfl must be taken into confld- The senate wrestled a long time
”m." The Senate rejPClPd- In with the bill which rev—lug the gen-
paasing upon the recent temporary eral automobile law.4he amendments
gum act. a provision guarding against offered being fourteen in number. of
the efiect of depreciated foreign cur- ‘which eleven were accepted. The
xr-nc'ars upon the illlporluilon of l'Iur- draft as sent to the House apparently
om at prices below the produCUOH was greatly altered from that report-
ers“ of American goods. but it is be- ed in by the committee. Senator
.r d that eventually the upper Drew predicted that the House would
“m will recognizv the fit-remit)? or send the bill back with further
some action which will afford rcaSOD- amendments.
“it protection (0 Amurican industries Some senators declared they voted
up the pin-sent emergency. for the biliJa it stood and with its
In the meantime the situation is Iamendments. expecting the House to
growing more acute. in the opinion of ,s-end it back. as it was not equitable
many Connecticut manufacturers. One [in all respects. The bill was adopted
member of the adsnciation states that and sent to the lions: .at once. The
disaster awaits man) Connecticut in- .Sé‘hltte had an afternoon session.
name; if reasonable tariff protection ' The appropriations committ'ee rec—
fly.
the
. not afforded." Another member ommcnded 8250.000 for new build-
antes that "the American vaiuuiion wits for the Connecticut School for
,«m is the "lily means of affording the Deaf. .
«h reasonable protection." The Sen‘atc agreed on the gray
"i'hi-rc is nut'ninl: that will have Fuuirrli bill as amended by the
are immediate l-le-t in stflhiljzing‘ House which gives the right to kill
.mral conditions." :iuotht-r member.Srinirrels which are doing damage.
Asmocintlon‘ The House adontcd the hill to de-
‘fer payment of taxes due from elec-
tric strict railway companies. an
amendment. by Mr. lleli. of Salisbury.
.to prevent the companies from pay-
in}: anv dividends until all back lax-
. the Mmufzu‘turers'
.itI-a. "than the early enactment of
law that will givv reasonable pro-
‘uou to the country." The head of
. :roup of important textile mills in
a State. has advised the association
but so for as the tvxtiic industry is (‘9 are paid being defeated,
mcerned. the rails i'roposo-d in lil“‘ “H'- l'rink. member from Punter-
! v
‘1 now being drafted will mean noth- bury. “'1!“ Milk“ '0 the Chair by
1 unless supported by the Amprivun [Speaker lluxford for a part of the
. -. session.
Yunnan plan.
‘While the importance of the settle- Th“ ”011g“ al‘ft‘lflml lhr‘ Senate
vol of the German reparations case amendment making nu 3e ” “Oak '1'"
‘ other Puropo-an indebtedness milownnce for crippled f‘llllflrlll sup-
port and the bill was ndopind
v. rill-ct on world tradi- is fully ap-
:r‘mll'd. the, into-rest oi‘ Amtriczi in? iA "L” for :“tahfusrfigmic'1;”?‘01‘01‘.
c 'ituntion is ln'uznht out by :l Con- '3' "H or can 3 o n ’ ‘3‘ '
'icut mnnufactnrcr who «1'1th "sullllm‘lf‘fl h)’ ”l“ lllllllmi" “WU"!-
,l “the Fnrmntin ell-ht to the linitcd lions committee. but not favored by
‘ ' ' . \ . co iiitrv lccause a
has must not be paid with nioncy‘u" “"1""? mn '
bond issue would be reuuired. was rc-
.cd from Alllt'l‘lCilll industry. .if‘C'Nl by both brunt-hos.
'i‘tmt unnmpll‘iylni'lil in l‘onnccticut' n” “m bill for n new gm“. "an“.
.gi not only confirm... in many lines, In)”0 there “m“ mm.“ Maior
..i will increase if Congress docs notfpmmp. or New London. explained the
prompt action. is the itrf’Il‘C'm" bill, which would increase the force
many members ofthe Mnnul‘actnr- to "r“. men and replace "‘0 pro” at
V" Association. 11"8"3p"m Of “‘e‘committce by one consisting of the
utter “ oummcd "" i” a "M“- from state comptroller. motor vehicle
’h'mml‘tho 3113'“: commissioner and an appointee h."
”Th" purpose 0‘ "W ‘3'“: is ‘0 ”H" the gov: rnor. Mr. Griswold. Of Old
int foreigners from grossly under- 'yLymP. onerpd an ampndmom in
.. fling Americans in olir own market." lwording. and Mrs. prmk. in n“:
"-” tariff is '0' 'h“ protection 0' 0“" chair. declared it carried. but a ris-
wdusu'ieg and our employcs. in their lug vote showed to u“. contrary.
rs“ to work and prosper. Np "3"l’ierrcpont. of ltidgefield. who had
Am 0' American POMS 0' produc- Idrawn a mount: d force bill. said the
rum ‘- poanible tl‘at will bring Ameri- bill wag a good substitute. .
'an wage- to the Irvel of German \va Sherwood. of Westport. oflered
out: when German goods are being :unondmt‘nt reducing the force to
a.“ at New York at prices less irr- said that it was a conserva-
_ half. in some instances. of the live «vstimate that the force of fifty
Mean cost of production. If an. wmvm cost 8150.000 :1 ysar. “'hlie
(in. m levied on these. goods. at (Vic-- meritorious measures were be-
t“:- Amerlcan valuation. it would go in): thrown overboard. this measure
It to correct this situation, made a'muhl not cost so much. Mr. iluck-
VII-5|. chiefly by the enormous de- VI” said the bill will not require a
necktie: of the dollar value of Ger- dollar'morc than it costs for inspec-
"uin may. and Germany'n subsidies tinn in the motor vehlclc| department.
~ her industries and her workmen." {and the state police. lie opposed the
iamendment. Mr. F‘iilow. of Dan-
‘Lb LIQUOR CARS MUST BE bury. opposed an increased state po-
TAKFJ '10 NE“? HAVEN {lice force as the state. is Wf'll-pro‘
dented.
2mm the lay-off of the prohibition] Mr. Perry claimed no reason had
format officers a few days ago. been given for abolishing the present
c United States Marshal in Newii‘orce or why the superintendent of
urn has ordered that all automouthe department should be made “to
on
or.
‘c- taken by the agents from rumlwnlk the plank." lie praised the
‘mf‘fi‘ N‘ brought to New Haven.,depn.rtment. He did not believe eith-
"i-vt‘ they will be stored in a ware-ier the comptroller or motor vehicle
we preparatory to an auction sale commissioner should be on the com-
m- held in the near future. mission.
"*0 enforcement agents have stor- To Mr. Mecch. of “'cst Hartford.
Im- confiscated cars in towns allvMajot‘ Payne said the idea of a
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‘ French Waroiphans to Toy Tia
. American Hero Dead onMemoi-ial Day
“ 'The Love Light’ shows Mary Pickford at he host?” 'At the Regent; Thursday
‘
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Memorial Day will find hundreds
arpointed
o Ameri-
can soldier dead in France. placixfig
t e
mounds marked by white crosses.
the final resting places of tho thou-
their lives for
world freedom. Americans will pay
their tribute to these fallen avar-
riors by wearing the official memo-
Flanders
een immortalized
of French chi n. self
guardians of e graves
wreaths and flowers upon
sands who gave
lam flower. the
o of
old. that has 9”
HARTFORD. May 24.» The House
cumi- in yesterdav at 10:45 a. m. stan-
dard time. the earlier opening being
the subject of some joking at the ex—
pense of opponents of daylight anv-
ing by thmw who had fought the
standard time bizls ill this body re-
cently.
Many visitors from New Haven
county Were on hand in anticipation
of a contest in the meeting of the
New Havcu county Republican dele-
gation for commissibnor to succeed
Fred. l- Gaylord. whose term expired.
The House at the opening took 'vn
Senate business among which was the
bill placing a tax of one cent per gul-
lon on gasolcne. which on Friday ap~
parcnfly had been held over in tum
body on motion of Senator Delhi-wit
The bill to license sale or "near lic- r"
was rejected in concurrence.
Two House petitions in behalf of
the slate Farm for Women were re—
ceived.
From the House
adopted these bills: .
Changing the election laws so that
emergency legislation of last year en~
abiing women to vote. and relating to
registration of electors is repealed and
the ccneral election and registration
laws revised to meet conditions as
now f-visf. The important change is
that the word “male" is eliminated
from all the elcctlon laws .
When the Senate opened at 11:15
Srnnlor .1. ii. MacDonald. of New Ha-
ven. was in his seat after several
weeks‘ illness. ills desk bore a large
basket or pink roses.
The roads. bridges and rivers com-
mittee, reported in bill to require all
calendar were
' "H slate. and the work of brlIIK-.mountcd force was dropped some.
‘ ilnm all to New Haven will ocfilimo ago, The committee did not
' I ll»: next few weeks. All th030.believc any commission would be so
Owncrs whose automobiles were hard hearted a, to drop‘ a supprin-
"‘1 M the agents and later 1'91933- vtendent (Egan) who had done Rood
..., bond. have been sent a notice'mrvice and would be retired in two
tzuu- their cars in New Haven'yenrs. Mr. Bell said the small towns
in) days or forfeit the bond. ‘dpmana such a bill as this. ‘
v li()li(‘t'S. it is understood arel The Sherwood amendment
" sent only to those whose cases 109;. ' ... ('tfi
~ been disposed of.
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fl DECORATION DAY
U.S.MeatCans.....;.........,....10c;3for25c
K ArmyBreeches (reclaimed)........¢.........95¢/
3f Canvas Puttiis (magma?) ............ $24.35:
fi- ArmyFlash ig complete
g U.S.AmyBlankets (reclaimed)....-........
l.S.ArmyCots..........................
(liabardinifrts
'haki Si ...-
WhiterfordShlrtS(fluflIW)u.n.
Riding Breefie'a .......r...~.........‘......
SolidLeatherPIttiel.........-...............
U.S.A-yPQTgtl .....
French Mindlt
Men’sKhakim
Men’sTwogpieeemhl‘tI
rl~
retool.toooioooon'p'g-ooo
illicit.
evoosooooeooeoooe'
)V’oosro'oo-eosooc- ‘
w" ~ .-- ‘ é
oa'o-so oo’o‘d". o-orv. o s sin ole-ego. .. ..
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“'38
.iitney operators to take out insur-
ance or indemnity bonds. The amount
shall be $500. multiplied by the num-
ber persons the vehicle is licensed to
carry. and if the capacity exceeds 10.
the amount shall not exceed 820.000.
When Representative Eaton of the
appropriation? committee asked that
notion be delayed on two bills for ap~
propriations for relief of the needy
blind and instruction of adult blind in
their homes. Mr. nuckley had them
tabled. He explained that a. list of
special appropriation bills was being
prepared in order that the. items can
and prose. The "Wear a
Movement is sponsored by
the American-Franco Children’s
League. a volunteer omnmtlon of
patriotic and philanthropic than and
women of both nations. it has been
lndorsed by the National Infamo-
tlon Bureau. (in this count . and
by President )lillersnd of fiance.
The poppy that will be worn in
Amorien is a replica in silk of the
blossoms that have sprung up over
in verse
Poppy"
budget bill is disposed of. which will
be in a few days. He had every spec-
ial appropriation bill on the calendar
placed on the table. This is one of
the steps taken to trim special appro~
priations. it is understood. by bringing
metal objects which need money un-
der the midget. bill. The bills tabled
are those calling for appropriations
for certain armories. for erection of
buildings at the state Normal School
at New Britain. for purchase of nddi.
tionai land for Capitol buildinp. and
establishing an industrial fund at the
Connecticut lic-formatory. concerning
agents of the State Board of
Education for transportation of ele-
mentary school pupils. and an appro-
priation for construction of Washing-
ton llridge and Mystic River which
should hav been paid by street rail-
way comps. lea. Mr. ll ckley also
gave a list of appropriat n bills which
already have been adopted. The total
of these is 82.583.090.
HAS Ml \ lthE’s DISEASE.
N EW YO R K. Hay 2 5.-—Physicians
Edward Keiiar. who fregently spins
about several times and then falls to
the floor. as thc rare Hillierr's disease.
Dr. Cailicchiu. of the Mary Imma-
culate Hospital. Jamaica. said symp-
toms of the disease included excessive
dizziness as the result of an effusion
of blood in the semi circular canals
of the labyrinth of the ear. Little
hope was held out for Keilar's recov-
ery. He is 49 years old.
Of
be considered fully after the general!
the graVes of Americans in France,
Most of the poppies have been made
by French war orphans. The funds
that are obtained through the sale
of the flowers will go to the Ameri-
cansFranco Children's Lea
relief work among the ch
:1; war-gortn districts. the children
0. eve bong in poverty. have
kept fresh the flower-An the graves
their
soldiers.
o for
ren of
heroes. the American
MIDIORIAL DAY SEN‘I'INEL.
The Sentinel will be issued as a
morning paper next Monday. Mem-
orial Day.
Sentinel Advertisements Bring Goo:
Results
count of illness. but will probably re-
“C
have diagnosed the strange malady of] my“. joints. .
”thschcsosodno spreads-lat trouble in
“time.
Muted-atone ”alth- d-yfl‘un.
One “is of
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How is it possible for the woman
of today to meet the requirements of
a home-maker. mother. and voter.
with all her social and political ac-
tivities. if she is to go on suffering the
pain that comes from ailments pe-
culiar to her sex? ‘
Check the malady at once by a
conscientious treatment of Lydia E.
Plnltham's Vegetable Compound at
the first sign of backache. and drag-
ging-down sensations. so common to
women who suffer tram female dis-
m ' &
Have Pains?
Adana mutabethelot
pains
offlotdissrynottsl. However. these
should be then simply as estate's
main.
hmnaehiueisoutofordet. like
“to” ooo's self to physical
“wk-themeuobemovod
loos up weak. inactive. ”in kid-
ney-sodhelpridthebloodolpmooa' .
“waste netterthsteomaoebesssd
pain. in arms and legu.bschch¢.rheu-
cloni- thtwmputoiihe
pulmoaeamsdeadifl‘or
lose: I. Tainan. Ashen Part. N.J...v-itr's;
l superb-ad sharp, shooting pains
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Corn.
on the mound for them. ,
The Orchestra rehearsed thh
noon in the High School Audi - ‘
men sc'aoon son‘s.
Ill-s Smith the Latin teacher. has
been absent from her duties on se-
FERRYBOAT wmmor
N :W -140NDON. May
ferry commissioners oi cNew
have sold the fa rryboat e, ,.
Winthrop to the l'oughlteepde,
Highland Ferry (3. Hiya-DJ, m...
Poughkeepsie. for 33‘5.000. .
‘ The ferryboat lef‘ here this.‘
ing for the Hudson River.
beetn in use here Sli‘f‘e ‘1995 a ,
built at Noank. This: Woven.“ '
without- ferryboat 'and a smallk .
er. Nelseco'L in und(r Lease for"
senger tiaffic only. ._
some her ‘teaghim toward the end of “i
the week. . j _ '
, There are twa baseball games card-
ed for this week. today the locals
clash with the fast Bridgeport State
Trade at Bridgeport. The Bridge-
porters am yet to be detected.
On Friday the Green and White will
play the‘l-‘alrfleld High Team at the
Baxter grounds. last mic“ Motrin
shut out Fairneid by the score of 6 to
0.’ Landy will do the pitching for the
locals. Mills. himeld's ace will be
,
When You’re Alone
PUT ON A
VICTOR RECOR
' It banishes monotony for the woman at home, reutsvm.
tired business man in the evening. and teaches your child”,
to appreciate and love music,
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74637—Largo from “New World” .
. Symphony - .
18195—“Carry Me Back to Old Virginny”
l7872—“My Ain Folk”
18693—“Tripoli”
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OF
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able in all. > .
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. w. , .
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